Patient attitudes towards the making trial results publically available
| Question | Answer choices | N (%) |
|---|---|---|
| If you knew that a study sponsor or investigator had not made results from previous trials publicly available, would this affect your decision to participate in a new trial run by the same group? | More likely to participate | 96 (12) |
| Less likely to participate | 499 (63) | |
| No impact | 204 (26) | |
| How important is it to you that the people who did the study make the results from a trial that you took part in publicly available? | Very important | 383 (48) |
| Important | 291 (36) | |
| Minor importance | 78 (10) | |
| Not important | 47 (6) | |
| How important is it to you that the people who did the study make the results from a trial that you took part in available to you personally? | Very important | 413 (52) |
| Important | 264 (33) | |
| Minor importance | 69 (9) | |
| Not important | 52 (7) | |
| As part of the informed consent process, how important would it be to you as a potential trial participant to know whether the people sponsoring or running the trial had made the results from previous trials available to the public? | Very important | 385 (48) |
| Important | 290 (36) | |
| Minor importance | 66 (8) | |
| Not important | 58 (7) |